M moobius Honorable Jun 13, 2012 4 0 10,510 Jun 13, 2012 #1 Hello, the title pretty much says it all. i have a radeon sapphire 6850 installed now. my friend gave me a nvidia quadro fx 5500 and i was just curious if i can crossfire them safely without burning out my motherboard (asus M5_A88-Evo
Hello, the title pretty much says it all. i have a radeon sapphire 6850 installed now. my friend gave me a nvidia quadro fx 5500 and i was just curious if i can crossfire them safely without burning out my motherboard (asus M5_A88-Evo
Solution B B blade061188 Jun 13, 2012 The short answer is no. Crossfire is the AMD technology for pairing two AMD GPUs. You have an nVidia workstation GPU and an AMD consumer GPU. Workstation GPUs are not optimized for gaming, and are better used for things like AutoCAD
The short answer is no. Crossfire is the AMD technology for pairing two AMD GPUs. You have an nVidia workstation GPU and an AMD consumer GPU. Workstation GPUs are not optimized for gaming, and are better used for things like AutoCAD
B blade061188 Distinguished Oct 14, 2011 655 0 19,160 Jun 13, 2012 Solution #2 The short answer is no. Crossfire is the AMD technology for pairing two AMD GPUs. You have an nVidia workstation GPU and an AMD consumer GPU. Workstation GPUs are not optimized for gaming, and are better used for things like AutoCAD Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
The short answer is no. Crossfire is the AMD technology for pairing two AMD GPUs. You have an nVidia workstation GPU and an AMD consumer GPU. Workstation GPUs are not optimized for gaming, and are better used for things like AutoCAD
M moobius Honorable Jun 13, 2012 4 0 10,510 Jun 13, 2012 #3 Best answer selected by moobius. Upvote 0 Downvote
M moobius Honorable Jun 13, 2012 4 0 10,510 Jun 13, 2012 #4 so i wouldn't hardly(or at all) benefit from putting it in? Upvote 0 Downvote
B blade061188 Distinguished Oct 14, 2011 655 0 19,160 Jun 13, 2012 #5 Not unless you run them for different purposes. You could use the 6850 for gaming and the quadro for rendering (if you do anything like that) If you are only gaming, there's no benefit to putting it in. Upvote 0 Downvote
Not unless you run them for different purposes. You could use the 6850 for gaming and the quadro for rendering (if you do anything like that) If you are only gaming, there's no benefit to putting it in.
M moobius Honorable Jun 13, 2012 4 0 10,510 Jun 13, 2012 #6 alright ill just make an attempt to sell it then, thank you blade061188 your knowledge is much appreciated. Upvote 0 Downvote
alright ill just make an attempt to sell it then, thank you blade061188 your knowledge is much appreciated.